by Richard Paul Evans
Tremendous surprise.....my son read this and I wanted to read it as well. This book far surpassed my expectations. One of the more original books I've read since the first Harry Potter, this book grabs you from the start and just gets better and better. More volumes of this story are forthcoming by ...
Lots of fast-paced action in this entertaining fantastical thriller.
I was curious about this book the moment I looked at it, and I was right. This was a pretty good book in its own right. I mean the kid got electrical powers?! I mean SIGN ME up for the Electroclan! :DThis is more of a 3.5 to 4 stars for me, now that I think of it.I wanted to know more. And hey, I ...
Entertaining book. Michael is kind of a loner; perhaps you would call him a geek. When he uses his secret power to stand up to some bullies at school, he discovers a friend in an unlikely place - a friend with a similar secret. When Michael & Taylor realize they have similar electric-based powers, ...
Michael Vey is a small, quiet kid. He has one friend named Ostin (pronounced Austin), a girl he admires from afar, and a bully that makes his life a living hell. He’s been stuffed in lockers, hit, and made fun of ever since he can remember. He really want to fight back, but he can’t. If he does, he...
I started to listen to this book curiously one night, hoping to finally have found a good audio book. I can honestly say that I was not in the slightest bit disappointed.I stayed up all night long, (I seem to do that quite often) enthralled by this story. This was really a story that I, as a 9th gra...
Michael Vey is a small, quiet kid. He has one friend named Ostin (pronounced Austin), a girl he admires from afar, and a bully that makes his life a living hell. He’s been stuffed in lockers, hit, and made fun of ever since he can remember. He really want to fight back, but he can’t. If he does, he...
Richard Paul Evans is a fantastic author and I look forward to reading the second book in this series, Michael Vey: Rise of the Elgen.In this book, Evans switches from third person to first person very effectively and smoothly so much that you hardly notice that you're reading third person. All of t...
PJ's QUICKIE POV: Michael Vey wouldn't have been something that I'd grab if I was perusing the shelves of my local book store. For one, the title and for two, the fact that it seems geared for middle grade boys. I like Percy Jackson when he's a little more grown up...and you have to admit Harry Pott...
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